Arthur Rubinstein in Lucerne 1979. Documentary Visits Wagner’s House
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- No copyright infringement is intended, if any still exists. I have posted Arthur Rubinstein visits Lucerne documentary 1979 issued by Mexican TV solely as an historical and educational post.
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Interesting documentary. He was really 92 years old here? He looks so full of life.
Thank you enormously for this! I'm on mission to collect every video with Maestro Rubinstein because he is my favourite pianist and this video not only is longer than the other version on youtube but it has English subtitles. On the downside the quality is worse here :( Would it be too much to ask for a raw pre-youtube version?
Rubinstein, suffering from a really bad case of macular degeneration and retired from the concert platform, was still quite animated -- just as much as he ever was -- and his photographic memory was still going. Rubinstein was a marvelous score reader (sadly, his few attempts at conducting were inept) and had huge quantities of the orchestral and operatic repertory locked in his head. He could “play” these works in his mind almost without effort.
Merveilleux. Rubinstein exposant sa wagnérite ! La conversation de Rubinstein est incomparable : un homme du monde au meilleur sens du terme.
Even though Rubinstein was well known to be fluent in eight languages, it seems that, from this and other documentaries, that he felt most at home in English and French as means of personal expression.
Well he lived most of his adult life in the US and France, so it would make sense that those are the two languages he used most
Well first Polish of course! Then German, which he learnt before French or English.
Si on mettait par écrit ce que Rubinstein a dit pendant cette heure, on verrait que c'est plutôt mince. L'âge et la célébrité tiennent lieu de réflexion. Les reproches sur le rapport texte-musique ne résisteraient pas à une analyse serrée de n'importe quel passage de Wagner
Ce n’est sûrement pas en 79 mais quelques années plus tôt.
"Musical advisor Annabelle Whitestone" - hmm...
8:43 :Jon Vickers - Die Walkure (Act I - Scene 3 "War Walse Dein Vater")
In a time THAT DOESN'T WELCOME CHOPIN STYLE DREAMS GENTLEMANNOBLESSE IT IS HARD TO FIND CHOPIN
IF CHOPIN HAD LIVED TODAY HE WOULD HAVE COMMIT SUICIDE OR BY PROTEST BECOME A FACTORY WORKER NOT SHARING SUCH AS ARGERICH